- Stephen Gaselee
Stephen Gaselee may refer to:
*Stephen Gaselee (judge)
*Stephen Gaselee (serjeant-at-law)
*Stephen Gaselee (diplomat)
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Stephen Gaselee (diplomat) — Stephen Gaselee was a British diplomat, writer and librarian. He died in 1943.Gaselee s recreations, according to the anonymous obituary in The Times , were travel, shooting and bridge , but he was a man of wide interests for whom work and… … Wikipedia
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